17
Apr
2015

How to Relieve Uncomfortable Dog Constipation

categories: Dog Constipation

Your dog is the most loyal companion you have. Your dog can protect you, offer company when you need it, and be otherwise perfectly happy with food, water, and some exercise. However, sometimes there are circumstances where your dog needs a little help because they can’t help themselves. One of these is situations is constipation. Luckily, there are products on the market that can help your pooch become more regular and relieve their uncomfortable symptoms.

How to spot dog constipation

There are numerous things that can cause dog constipation, and they’re usually the same as the causes in humans: dehydration, foreign objects in the gut, or sometimes there is just too little fiber in their diet. Dog constipation can also be caused by excessive stress from moving or from another aggressive pet in the house (like a mean cat). I’ve included a video below that shows a dog that is constipated, so compare your dog’s behavior to that to determine if your dog might be suffering from the same thing.

Dogs usually have a hunched posture when trying to produce a stool and may be vomiting, have a poor appetite, and be lethargic in addition. They may also make frequent trips outside with very little or no stool produced. Your dog may also whine in discomfort, as dog constipation can be very painful.

Using Lax-eze to treat dog constipation.

It’s always a good idea to verify dog constipation with a vet if the case is severe or lasts for more than a day or two. However, you can also treat dog constipation yourself with Lax-eze constipation formula. It’s offered in both granules and in a homeopathic liquid. Both are also offered together in a full treatment pack which includes a 10oz jar of granules and a 2oz bottle of liquid.

If your vet prescribes any traditional drug therapy, you won’t need to worry about using Lax-eze with it. Lax-eze has an all-natural and safe formula that can either be used on its own or in conjunction with other therapies. Lax-eze can help regulate your dog’s digestion and help normalize their stool, which will ease their discomfort and make them much healthier.

Help your dog out of their discomfort and give them Lax-eze today!

13
Apr
2015

Diarrhea in Cats Can Also Be a Problem for You!

categories: Cat Diarrhea

Cats are independent pets that don’t require a lot of attention which makes them great for people who work or want a pet that can take care of itself. But sometimes, especially if you have an outdoor cat, your independent pet will get into something they shouldn’t have eaten. Diarrhea in cats can develop even if your pet is indoor only. Sometimes, a dramatic change in diet like a switch from dry to wet food, or emotional stress like a long move or a stay at the vet will wreak havoc on the digestive system of any cat. It’ll be tough on your life, too! It won’t be as uncomfortable as it will be for your beloved pet, but it could ruin clothes, your furniture, and your carpeting too.

Well, if your cat develops this problem, we’ve got great news for you and relief for your feline! We offer a safe and all-natural product called Diar-eze that will help you treat the most severe cases of diarrhea in cats. To use Diar-eze, simply add a single teaspoon of the granules to your cat’s food. You can also use three pumps of the liquid into your cat’s water bowl or directly into their mouth. Some picky eaters may not like the smell of the granules in their food, so the spray comes in handy. You can normalize your cat to the granules by starting with a small pinch and gradually increasing the dosage to the full teaspoon over the course of two weeks. You’ll receive both the liquid and the granules with the Diar-eze Full Treatment Pack and you can even use Diar-eze in conjunction with traditional drug therapy from your cat’s veterinarian.

Diar-eze

To normalize your cat’s stools, Diar-eze contains both soluble and insoluble fiber to bind the excess liquid in their colon. With its special formula including trace minerals and natural plant enzymes, Diar-eze also helps to regulate digestion and maximizes the nutrition your pet can absorb from its food. In no time at all, your happy cat will be back to their normal self and without the discomfort of diarrhea. You’ll be happier too without the worry of a messy and smelly problem hurting your pet!

09
Apr
2015

Dog Diarrhea: No one’s friend

categories: Dog Diarrhea

Dogs are man’s best friend. But do you know what isn’t your dog’s friend at all? That’s right: dog diarrhea. Not only can it lead to a mess inside your home that can ruin clothing, furniture, and carpeting, but it can also be a difficult and embarrassing problem to clean up after them when you’re out on a walk, especially when in public. Dog diarrhea can be caused by many things. You know dogs, sometimes they will eat anything and when they do, it can upset their digestion. A dramatic change in diet like a switch from dry to wet food, or emotional stress like a new home or time in the kennel can also be contributing factors that will upset the ecosystem in their bodies.

If this is a problem for your dog, Allergic Pet has relief for you and your dog! Diar-eze is a safe and all-natural product that will let you treat your pet’s digestive ailments. For medium-size and large breed dogs, just add a single tablespoon of the granules to each of their meals. For smaller breeds, use a teaspoon. It mixes well in soft food, but if you only feed your dog dry kibble you can moisten the food slightly to help it stick. Most dogs aren’t picky about it, but if your dog refuses to eat it, you can start with a small pinch and gradually increase the dosage over the course of two-weeks. You can also use three pumps of the Diar-eze spray in their water bowl or directly in their mouth. Both the spray and the granules are available in the Diar-eze Full Treatment Pack and work great together. If your vet has prescribed traditional drug therapy for your pooch, you can use Diar-eze in conjunction to help relieve symptoms and further regulate digestive function.

Diar-eze uses a combination of both soluble and insoluble fiber to bind excess liquid in your dog’s colon and normalize their stools. It also uses a special formula of trace minerals and all-natural plan enzymes to help maximize the nutrition your pet absorbs from their food. In a matter of days, your happy pooch will be feeling better and both of you can get back to your life, free from the discomfort and hassle of a messy and smelly dog diarrhea problem.

06
Apr
2015

An Easy, Safe, and All-Natural Way to Treat A Case of Cat Diarrhea

categories: Cat Constipation

Cat constipation

Cats are great pets that don’t require a lot of attention. For the most part they can take care of themselves. Unfortunately, sometimes their independence will lead them to eat something that they shouldn’t have and they could develop a case of diarrhea, especially if they’re an outdoor cat. Cat diarrhea could also be a concern if you have an indoor cat. A dramatic change in diet or emotional stress can wreak havoc on your cat’s digestive system! It’s uncomfortable for your pet and could have other effects like dehydration, hair loss, and loss of appetite, all of which can become more serious.

It’s a little different for a cat’s owner, though. While it isn’t uncomfortable for you, it is incredibly inconvenient. It’s also messy and smelly. A cat with diarrhea can ruin clothes, furniture, and carpeting, not to mention it makes your house an unpleasant place to try to breathe.

Fortunately, AllergicPet.com has a safe and all-natural product called Diar-eze to help you treat even the worst case of cat diarrhea. Diar-eze gets added to your pet’s food where it regulates and digestion and maximizes nutrient absorption in the gut. Diar-eze also contains both soluble and insoluble fiber to bind the excess liquid in your pet’s colon, normalizing their stools. It is also formulated with trace minerals and natural plant enzymes that aid in good digestion.

Simply spray three pumps of the Diar-eze liquid into your pet’s water or directly into their mouth, two to three times daily. If you’re using the Diar-eze granules with your cat, add a single teaspoon to each meal. Some cat’s may not like the smell of the granules in their food, in which case you should start with a small pinch and gradually increase the dosage over about 14 days. Both the granules and the liquid can be used alone or together in the Diar-eze Full Treatment Pack. They can also be used in conjunction with traditional drug therapy from your veterinarian.

In just a few days, your cat will be back to its cuddly and loveable self, all without the worry or discomfort of cat diarrhea or any harmful side effects! Don’t wait any longer, order your Diar-eze today!

26
Mar
2015

How to Handle a Dog Seizure

categories: Dog Seizures

Watching your dog go through a seizure is a terrifying experience for any pet owner. Just like for a human, a seizure is very confusing for a dog but unlike humans, dogs can’t do much for themselves to remedy the problem. If your dog has frequent seizures, it may be indicative of a more serious disorder. So what can you do for your dog?

So, what is a dog seizure and what causes them?

Dog seizures, at their core, are abnormal and uncontrolled bursts of neural activity in your dog’s brain. These can cause a twitch or an uncontrollable episode of shaking that can last seconds or even minutes. Seizures can be caused by many things including poisoning, liver or kidney disease, imbalance in blood sugar levels, head injury, or other brain disease or infection.

What does a dog seizure look like?

A dog seizure can have a variety of different symptoms including muscle twitching, collapsing onto the floor, stiffening, loss of consciousness, drooling, tongue chewing, or mouth foaming. Dogs can fall to the side and make paddling motions with their legs. Often before a seizure takes hold, a dog may look dazed or confused. After the seizure subsides, your dog will probably be confused and unsteady and may try to hide.

What to do during a dog seizure.

The most important thing to do is to stay calm and try to keep your pet away from anything that could hurt them. Also, stay away from your dog’s mouth. Even though they may have never bit before, that does not mean they won’t in the midst of a seizure. If the dog seizure lasts for more than a minute try to keep your dog cool because their body temperature will rise quickly. And as soon as the seizure ends, call your veterinarian.

Controlling your dog’s seizures.

After your vet diagnoses your dog with a seizure disorder, your vet will likely prescribe a traditional drug treatment plan. But there is something else you can do, too. We have a safe, all-natural formula called Vet Select Nuroplex. It comes in capsule and liquid form and will help lower liver toxins from traditional drug therapy. If your dog has chronic or seizures, you should grab the full treatment kit. It’s a great alternative without side effects that can even be used with your doctor’s prescriptions.

24
Mar
2015

Curing Cat Constipation: How to Combat Chronic Symptoms

categories: Cat Constipation

Dreadful diseases and lingering illnesses can really take a toll on your pet’s well-being. Unfortunately, many of our cats and dogs are prone to developing health issues as they grow older. As a pet owner, you know how important it is to keep your furry companion happy and healthy. That’s why it’s crucial to identify your pet’s ailments ahead of time in order to prevent the potential for long-term suffering.

If you notice that your cat is lacking an appetite or seems much more sluggish than usual, your feline friend may be exhibiting signs of cat constipation. According to WebMD, many factors can cause these symptoms to occur, such as a low-fiber diet, obesity, or even a neurological disorder.

Treating Cat Constipation

When it comes to relieving the chronic symptoms associated with cat constipation, pet owners need a comprehensive treatment plan to ensure long-lasting results. Here at Allergic Pet, we offer a complete line of natural products that are specially designed to soothe your cat’s digestive tract. Our Lax-eze Full Treatment Pack is safely formulated by veterinarians, and small pet clinics have confided in this product for over 20 years.

Aside from alleviating constipation symptoms, Lax-eze helps strengthen your cat’s digestive system. This reliable remedy can even help your pet feel a renewed sense of livelihood and energy. Best of all, our treatment has never resulted in any of the damaging side effects that are often linked to traditional drug therapy regimens.

The Benefits of Lax-eze

Fiber is a key component for maintaining regularity in a cat’s digestive system. When cats have a diet rich in fiber, their feces are bulkier than normal. As a result, less tension and pressure is placed on the muscles of the colon in order to release this waste. When fecal material is able to pass through at an increased rate, this serves as a cleansing mechanism for the cat’s colon.

Treating cat constipation with Lax-eze ensures that your pet receives a formulated mix of soluble and insoluble fibers, such as dried beet pulp, ground flaxseeds, and diatomaceous earth. In addition to this one-of-a-kind fiber blend, our Lax-eze treatment also provides your cat with beneficial plant enzymes that are ideal for enhancing the effects of fiber. At Allergic Pet, we always use the highest quality ingredients in our products, so you can trust that our formula will safely alleviate your cat’s digestive dilemmas.

Effective, All-Natural Relief for Cat Constipation

Chronic constipation symptoms can really make your cat feel miserable over time. Pet owners know that there’s nothing more depressing than seeing their cat suffer on a daily basis. Thankfully, you can help your pet regain strength, energy, and regularity with our Lax-eze Full Treatment Pack. Keep in mind that you should consult with your veterinarian to receive a diagnosis for chronic and acute constipation symptoms before beginning this treatment plan.

Don’t wait another minute to alleviate your cat’s discomfort! Contact us today for more information about Lax-eze, and discover all the benefits of our trusted treatment plan.

20
Mar
2015

Uncomfortable Feline? Could be Cat Constipation!

categories: Cat Constipation

One of the great things about cat ownership is how self-sufficient they are. Most cats can go the entire day without want or need of human interaction and be perfectly fine as long as they have food and water. However, sometimes cats need a little human intervention, like when they get into something they shouldn’t be in or when they have health problems that they need our help to take care of, like cat constipation. If you suspect constipation in your feline, you should always have them examined by a veterinarian first to determine if there are other more serious problems.

So what causes cat constipation anyway and how do I spot it?

There are many things that can cause cat constipation: dehydration, hairballs, foreign objects in the colon, or sometimes just too little (or too much) fiber in their diet. There could also be environmental factors, such as stress from moving or another aggressive pet. It’s pretty easy to spot the resulting discomfort in your cat, as your pet will often have an unnatural and hunched posture. Your cat may also be vomiting, have a poor appetite, and be very lethargic. Cats with constipation may also try to relieve themselves outside the litter box or visit frequently with no result. In most cases, your cat will cry out in discomfort from the litter box as they strain.

By contrast, a healthy cat will have a bowel movement at least once a day, and sometimes more, depending on their diet. Older cats, or ones that have been recently ill, may go longer between bowel movements than that but never more than 48 hours. If you detect a problem, you should immediately consult your cat’s vet.

Treating cat constipation with Lax-eze.

After your vet diagnoses your cat with either chronic or severe case of constipation, you can begin treatment with our Lax-eze anti-constipation formula. We offer both Lax-eze granules and Lax-eze homeopathic liquid. We also offer a full treatment pack which includes a 10oz jar of granuals and a 2oz bottle of liquid for severe or frequent constipation.

You don’t need to worry about using Lax-eze with any of the remedies that your vet prescribes, either. The Lax-eze formula is all-natural and safe and can be used alone with great results or used in combination with traditional medicines. Lax-eze will regulate and normalize your cat’s stool, improve their digestion, make their coat healthier, and give them more energy.

Help your cat out of their discomfort and give them Lax-eze today!

17
Mar
2015

Buy Diar-eze for your cat’s diarrhea

categories: Cat Diarrhea

We know how frustrating it can be when your pet is sick. You’d do everything in your power to make them feel better, because they’re members of the family and like kids to all of us. Especially for cats, whose curiosity sometimes leads them to dangerous places, you can be sure to expect sickness at one point or another. One of the worst symptoms of illness your cat could have is diarrhea. It seems like no matter how many different treatments you try, you aren’t able to help your poor baby feel better. On a practical note, it’s messy, it stains, and it smells. Nobody wants this in their carpets or furniture, and so it’s important to diagnose what’s wrong with your pet and get them treated as soon as possible.

Diagnosing your pet can be difficult, especially if you have a cat. Cats are loners most of the time, and the benefit of having a cat is knowing that they don’t need to be taken care of during the day. Figuring out what happened while you were out that caused them to have diarrhea is all the more difficult because you’re not there, though.  However, the majority of cat diarrhea is caused by problems like change in diet or stress to the animal, and can be solved with simple treatments. You should always take your pet to the vet first, though, to make sure their diarrhea isn’t a sign of a larger problem.

For those pets that have chronic or acute diarrhea, here at Allergic Pets, we have that solution for you. Say hello to Diar-eze. This product will keep your furry friend happy and healthy after their long bout with diarrhea. Diar-eze comes in convenient sizes and amounts, so that your pet can take it as long as they need to. The great thing about all of Allergic Pet’s products is that they have no harmful side effects. This is important, because you don’t want your cat to go through any more misery than they need to in order to alleviate their diarrhea. But, once your cat is done with their diarrhea, you should still continue to use Diar-eze. The benefits of long term use include improved digestion, less shedding, and more activity. Diar-eze will have your cat looking and feeling better than ever, and your cat’s diarrhea will be gone for good.

Don’t make your cat suffer through medications that come with a slew of negative side effects. Use Diar-eze from Allergic Pets. Our products are formed with your cat in mind, and we want to make sure that not only the cat diarrhea is gone, but that your cat doesn’t experience pain or discomfort along the way. Click here to learn more about Diar-eze and all of the potential benefits it can have for your cat. And, begin your journey to a diarrhea-free household!

11
Mar
2015

4 Causes of Your Dog’s Diarrhea

categories: Dog Diarrhea

Our pets can be some of our best friends, and the last thing we want to see is them suffering needlessly.

So, when our pets get sick, we want to know what caused it. Sometimes, though, the symptoms of their sickness make it a little harder to figure out what got them sick in the first place. If your dog has diarrhea, we know that they are experiencing something unusual, but pinpointing exactly what is causing their sickness is the tricky part. Below, we’ve outlined four causes of dog diarrhea, which should be able to guide you and help you determine why your pup is sick.

  1. Change in diet: Just like humans, dogs have a diet to which they become accustomed. Think back to the last time you ate really spicy food, or if you travelled to a different country and ate there. Your stomach probably didn’t feel too great, right? Well, the same thing happens to your dog. If you’ve been feeding them dry food and all of a sudden give them wet food, or if you traditionally only give them dog food and then feed them from the table, of course that will upset their digestive system, causing dog diarrhea. See if your pet may have also been able to get into the trash and eat spoiled food, which is a surefire way to get dog diarrhea.
  2. Ingestion of toys or other small objects: If you have a game night, you know enough to not eat the little pawns on the board. Pets sometimes aren’t so bright. Especially if you have small children, it’s important to make sure that their toys are kept in a secure location that your pet can’t get to. This way, they can’t swallow the toys and end up with dog diarrhea or worse—in the hospital.
  3. Stress: If you are moving or going through a living change, this can cause stress to your animal. Stress can change your pet’s digestive cycle, which can affect their digestive tract and cause dog diarrhea. While it is still important to make sure that your dog doesn’t have any of these other symptoms, it’s also important to note that the diarrhea could be as simple as a lifestyle change.
  4. Illness in your dog: Dog diarrhea can be an indication of a much larger problem. From liver disease to cancer, if diarrhea in your dog is persistent, it’s important for you to get your dog to the veterinarian to make sure that they are really safe and sound.

It can be scary when man’s best friend is going through a tough time and is sick. But, to be a good owner, it’s important for you to get down to the bottom of it and make sure that your pet is safe. By going through this list and consulting your vet, you can reduce your dog’s risk of having diarrhea.

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